Re: MySQL grant use?

Am 23. Jul, 2010 schwätzte Ben Trussell so:

> With the general query log enabled in advance its easy to see when a
> and by whom a query was run, just be sure to put that log in the
> logrotate cycle because it can get big, fast..

Yeah, not activating that on prod :).

But, I might be able to block those users on prod and audit them on the
slaves as we want to move unnecessary load off of prod anyway.

ciao,

der.hans
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